Sentence examples for response continuum from inspiring English sources

Following criticisms of the scale's content and focus, it was revised to incorporate an amended response continuum and additional items.

This review first describes fundamental aspects of tissue/blood responses to materials, which are commonly described as the tissue/blood response continuum.

All categories of the response continuum were labeled, and horizontal verbal labels were chosen considering the ages of the respondents, and the number of formal school years (nine or more school years).

In response to stress accumulation, a cell traverses the adaptive response continuum.

An internal response continuum determines the threshold for discriminating signal from noise (i.e., criterion c).

Of these, only the WOMAC and HAQ-DI had the same response continuum (i.e. same wording) for all the items.

As depicted in Figure 1, a biomarker can focus on any or all of the stages in an exposure-response continuum.

This RFA relies on the source-to-response continuum as a cross-cutting theme to facilitate the integration of PM research proposals.

With respect to formaldehyde-induced sensory irritation, this phenomenon involves a dose-response continuum in which low levels begin to trigger the sensory nerves, but the rate of removal (i.e., detoxification) of formaldehyde from tissues in the nose and upper airways is sufficient to limit accumulation and prevent tissue damage.

The diesel R fC, in particular, was calculated on 5 multi-dose studies [ 28- 32], which provided the inter-study concentration-response continuum which was then normalized to human equivalent continuous diesel particulate matter (DPM) exposure levels and the R fC level was determined.

Although these volatile and semivolatile chemicals include hundreds of possible candidates, they have been largely ignored as a basis for setting exposure limits since their role in the exposure-response continuum is more uncertain than the overall particulate burden to the lung.